Sentence examples for insecure through from inspiring English sources

In Somalia, an estimated 3.7 million people will be "acutely food insecure" through 2016 and 58,300 children face death if they are not treated, Peter de Clercq, the UN's Humanitarian Coordinator for Somalia, said in a statement.

Concerns about aggressive "chuggers", charities targeting older and insecure donors through cold calling and incessant junk mail, have eaten into the strong UK tradition of commitment to charitable giving and respect for big-name charities.

Seumas Milne (Austerity has clearly failed, 20 November) rightly points out the destructive economic and social effects of an insecure workforce, through zero-hours contracts, the exploitation of migrant workers and the lack of secure and stable jobs.

It is exhausting for me to try to assuage my insecure thinking through trying to create external circumstances to neutralize them.

Started in 2005, the PSNP provides predictable transfers of food and cash to food-insecure households through a public works programme, or direct transfers to those who cannot work.

What about information you share privately, but through insecure mediums?

People figuring out, 'Where's my life going?' It's all these insecure people going through real emotions".

He said traffickers moved their drugs from South America to west Africa, and then to the EU and Britain, often operating through insecure countries with poor law enforcement.

The Tories think the only way to succeed is through insecure work, zero-hours contracts, and fewer rights in the workplace.

A few weeks ago I spent time in court watching eviction cases, talking to tenants whose lives had become rootless through insecure jobs causing arrears.

Frank, a former editor at both The New Yorker and The Washington Post, examines how Ike's cool nature and detached management style left Richard Nixon insecure and embittered through the remainder of his political career.